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was Only practicing.

The continued ease of James Moore,
charged with being disordcrly, to the
grr.vncc Of the ncighbors, was called
I'm Tire Police Court Yesterday morning.
I'M, is young man who lives near
the conner of Cherry and Alhemarle
streets. Some Of the ucighbors com
planned of the accused making a noise
practicine on his violin until y or /
O'Clock al night and disturbing their
r.po.c. One witness SAID that the
Who'll, ucghborhool complained OF the
nuisance. and petition WAS gotten up
and sent to the Mayor and Cine! OF
Police praying that relief be afforded
them.
1lc accused said that he was taking
lessons on the violin, and desiring t.
master the instrument, he pmctced
ycry night from 8 until about
I'D O'Clock. His statement was cor
roloratcd by other testimony and the
ca, was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tie Toard of Public Works have Just
issued pamphlet from Statement
Showing Tax Imposed on Railroad and
Canal Companies for the Year 1857.
The value Of the Richmond city rail
way is put down 10y the board al 5000
ptr mile: number Of miles of track,
I.25 value of depots and lots and ma
cliue-shops. 80, 200; roiling-stock, i'll
Guiding cars, cattle, &c, S3l, 35j-total
value Of all property, Sj3, 300 total
tax, $2lI. Net income not stated
Recent improvements and extensions
Of the road are not included in tins
statement.
The following are the figures Of the
Richmond and Manchester road Mile
age, 3.il miles; value Of all property,
SIS net income, S3,2l2.3l-total
tax, Sl0J.45.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

he was sorry for the crime AMI beggcl
forgiveness of ALL He hope every
body would be warned bv his fat.
Virgins shot and instantly killed VIII
liam Porter, a young white man. in
Finneean orange grove, near Little
Lake George, Putnam county, june
~, 1885. Virgins hal stolen five
dollars from Porter. He confess
ed when charged with the theft
and paid back the money, bat
threatened to get even with Porter
When Porter was found murdered
Virgins was suspected and arrested.
He confessed and afterwards denied
tia, he committed the murder. He has
been twice convicted, and escaped from
jail in September, 1886, but was cap
tured shortly afterwards. An attempt
Was made to secure commutltl)n oi
lis >enterce, but without effect. \ few
days ago he wrote ont n confession 20
be published IN the Palatka Aers.
. his is the second hanging in this
county since the war. The other case
was that Of white man hanged in 1895
fer the murder OF the sheriff for the
purpose 81 robb.ug him OF his t'x-col-
ltltlOrr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

lby telegraph 70 the Dispat ~
WasHcoroS, July 43.-The Prosi-
dent remained at his country hone.
Oak y lew, today, and devoted several
hours to the consideration of certain
matters which Le desires 10 dispose of
as soon as possible. He expects To
spend most of the summer nj Oak
view, AMI will come into the city only
when necessary. Colonel Lamont r.
mains ON duty at the White House
during the day, Attending to all neces-
sary business, and goes ont to Oak
view m the afternoon to lay before the
President mattelsr requiring hspersonal
attention. Hca'so spends the evening
at Oak View, driving into the city every
morning. NO arrangements have yet
been made by the President for leaving
the capital prior to his VISIT to Georgia
in October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

I.o Road Case Decided Bcath
ether Matters.

.mdro Barton. Of tlc Froiurj.L-lulu
c.rut vasa the county court-Loue.
Yesterday. and decided thc Youds,nu.
road c.'c. which hc heard for judo,
WDI.m. THE prportvoUucrso of the
oorntvreGiiou,d tie Hoard ol Sup.r.
gt..i- ~ put tha Iro4d-Str.,, road IN
better r.rg.r Gr t1c L,9do.s &c
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
VHE RICHMOND DISPApOR SUNDAY. JULY "a. 1887

Canett suit will not he completed mn
~ the twenty days allowed by law have
c2piIod. Vice-President King and
C'ncral-Counscl COwen, OF the Balti-
more and Ohio. called at the Office to-
day, Int nothing resulted from the
meeting. 4 friend Of Carrots, who
was III his company during most OF the
time spent by Garrett in this city. said
today that Ives & Co. would be treated
10y Mr.. Garrett The same rs any other
contracting parties would. They had
made contract ard failed to keep it.
Garrett will not sell his stock to them
now On any terms and Of the payments
made Nr. Garrett will keep all that ne
has a title 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

Atclcemm received last might from
HAMPTON says: Miss Laura Curiis
anG 1lr. 1Aomas II. StIhc, pf EIch-
nDd. were married at The Baptist
parsonage by Dr. A. T.. Wooiin at >
o.. NJ Yesterday. She had been stop
PING ai Uuc'roc for some days. DR..
=. q. Nuuhlc and Miss iiiah Curtis,
sister Of the bride, accompanied them
a. thc minister's home
Tie groom j. one Of the most popn-
lar Young men OF Richmond. lie Is
the SON Of Mr. Thomas :. Starke, and
for years has been clerk in McAdlms
d. Uurys clothiug-housc. Few men
have more acquaiAtmces or are better
known.
The bride also las large circle of
friends here and elsewhere, which She
has drawnmouud her 10y her attractive
ness. Since childhood Miss Curtis has
hy,d,n Clmch liil, residing on Iwen-
tv.uinth street. overlooking the park.
SLeisNcly pretty and generally liked
Nv an Who know her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

! Marriage that surprised Lyuch-
bUrg-Othcr Ilu city sotcs.


Special telegram TO to Di'pateh.l
LfNCHbJnG, Va. July 23.-'}ulte a
sensation was produced IN society cir
clos IN tris CITY tbs evening by the
announcement OF the marriage OF Mr..
lhiiip j.. Fowle, of Washington. y.
c.. 20 Miss Victoria Warwick, Of
Lyuchhurr. The bride IS daughter
# Mr.. Abrlm d. Warwick q cou,lnof
Senator John ". Daniel, and has many
relatives in Richmond. SHE is bright,
pretty, petite. and iayoritc in society
here. The groom resided here several
years ago, bat subsequently removed
to Washington. hc is Il native %.
Alexandria and hrothor-Il-law OF
Governor Lee. Last July Miss War
wick visited relatives In Washington.
and it va, tlIc flat the marriage
Was contracted. HDy. l}r. Griffith,
of the Epiphany church. per-
forming the ceremony Tie mar
riaec has been kept strictly secret since
that timc-not even the brides most
intimate friends here being apprisei of
It, The reason assigned for the clan
dostiuc marriage was That the groom
ves not then inadequate circumstances
to incur thc expenses OF the marriage
state. l.,nce tne pretty pride quietly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
Bridges Washed auny-i Train im.
DTsSOuPd

lry Telegraph 70 me D'-patch.l
New Yo,E, July 23.-Iwo bril2cs
on the Harlem railroad between Hills
dale and Granville were washed away
ny the flood Yesterday morning, ami
all traffic is suspended on the road be-
You'd tlat POINT THE Chatham ok
press, due here at 1925. was caught
between two Tashouts, AMI is unable to
got either WAY. The washouts arr
several hundred leot long, aud it viii
require two or three days t. repair
them. 1t viii be impossible for the
Imprisoned train to get through befor,
Tomorrow. There are bat few pls4,n-
ccrs aboard. Otherwise there would he
difficulty in finding food for them, q,
there ale not many houses in the neigh
lorhood. One OF the bridges is badly
damaged. Many fences have also been
washed aVdv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

Hall. the hitter Of wh6m WORKED
UP fine Whole case, on tha char{'
of having IN his possession stolen
goods two t'k drrgscs-the pro
Icrly OF sonr porsou unknowl.
The dresses were captured on Friday
WHOM thc officers were making search
'oy tie Lows goods. One OF them J..
iiuc, thc Other black. they can be
seen 1T the I'irt poiico-s'at.0u.
jacob, vas ha'.ed log his appearlrce
IS tnc Police Cont tomorrow morn
iu2. Eo claims that The dresses wer.
laWIt'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
PoRT Or NEwroRr NEws. JrLY q. lss7.
hlsst;I AGES.

E-FRANRLGN. Married. July I3.
~, at Lcigh-Sif'et Baptist cLur'h, by tho
Pew. a.. :. Goodwin, y. D.. ROBERT +.
fotllME and ROSA a. FRANKLIN both Of
this city. Nvcaris.
FOBp-sMlTu.- Married. In Washington,
-. G. , July :, is, by the Rev. }. J.. NeGman.
EhNE>T a. FORD and ROSA J. SMITH; both
II Richmond. va.
HALLIDAY ~ FFiD Married, June ~,
~. hy Rev. Paul MonI"l. at tho residence 81
tire bride mother, JAMES ". HALLIDAY, Of
kiclmoud and Miss ANNIE G.. LIESFELD,
daughter ~ VIZ. 6. aud the late jacob Liesfeli,
Of HenricO county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
RetaIiatory Rate.Cu,tinG.
LRy lelecranh 10 tne pl.palcb.l

10y telegraph 10 mo bSiaAp'l
ST. LOUIS, July pa few days ago
the Chic and Mississippi made a special
rate for the committee that leaves this
city tonight to invite the President to
visit st. Louis. On account of this to-
day the Vandalia announces s. round
trip rate open TO the public, and that
road claims that the Ohio and Missis-
sippi violate the interstate commerce
law 10y discriminating in favor of the
members of the presidential invitation
committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
Execution in Florida.

PALATKA, FLA, July 3d. Henry
Virgins, negro, aged twenty, was
hanged at 10:4l o'clock this morning
III the jail for murder. The execution
was private, only few besides the
county officers being present. Life
was extinct in twenty three minutes
lis neck was broken by the fall. Wig
gins made no statement, but the at.
tending priest spoke for him. He said
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grclgti,.

by Ane,o-Ameucan cable to tho Dspatch.l
DUDLIN July 23.-I'he MarQuis Of
Londonderry, Lord Lieutenant, pre-
sided to-day ut a meeting OF the Priyy
Council. 1t was decided to proclaim
under the crimes net ali counties ex-
ccpt Antrim. Prior to this meeting a
conference of the resident magistrates
was held, and 1t was decided to enforce
the new law with fumness. U'Bricn,
editor Of the iHitcd HDiaaH, will 20 to
Lugeacurrn tomorrow to inaugIrltc a
scheme for the erection OF nuts for the
use OF cylctcd tenants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
paukijip Notes.

I@NOrllI tNIosr''n % nc DlapnIcL.I
pANyuLg, VA. July 23.-At a mass
meeting OF Democrats held tonight
tie following delegates were elected 10
tic Roanoke convention 4. W. Aiken.
George c. Cebcu. Harry Wooding, ".
I. Suthcrlin, and ". =. Jordan.
One hundred aud ninety-seyen thou
sand two hundred and five pounds OF
lee were consumed by Danyille people
during the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
severe Electric storn, ia Sew 5erscy

Y TT II = N IT u" TT TT NJ
PHnIW,BtEG, n. D., july Am
unprecedented electric storm, accom-
panied by a heavy rainfall, occurred
here to-day. The house of George
Fox, station agent at Naamka CHUNK,
was undermined by water from tuu-
mel and wrecked. FoEs mother and
niece CNr,. Beers were killed. Seve-
ral fmm-housos were struck by light
ming. The Euttsyillc depot was barn
,d. All telegraph and telcphonc-liuc
Ac down. 1ho storm caused great de-
-tmc,ion to property throughout the
country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

" iCleerapf % ihe Dlspalchl
ST. Thomas, ONr., July 23.-The
evidence given last night at the inquest
into the recent railway disaster went to
show that it WAS caused through the fail
~, of Conductor Spcttigue % tts. tine
Ml-lrake before leaving Port Stanley.
lie Las been arrested. The inquest
bas been adjourned till Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

i'No' 10 eject a police commissioner for
" "Nfoc Ward. An hour before tins
'"''ung tie foard Of Aldermen vii
assemble 20 receive the report of the
= 'N''' 1'toc on Grounds and buildings
30 lI''''hcc to am appropriation ol
t-'tON 20 repair the CITY laI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
Frank Jacobs Arrested Again.

As stated elsewhere, Isaac Jacobs
and his son Frank were yesterday sent
on to the grand jury by Justice Ryall
for receiving goods known to have been
stolen from the store Of Burnett Lewis.
Both of them were bailed. Last night
Frank Jacobs was rearrested by Ser
geant Howard and Policeman John /.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
ACniin'4 Gcatn from rIydropi.obia

10 II'EI0IH ~ w II7I'HI'II'I
CHICAGO, July 23.-Arhur Mueller.
tWo.Yoarold child. died Yesterday
from i! drolhob!a. Hcwas bitten five
weeks ogo in a public garden by a
small dog. The boys father was bitten
at the same time. The fathers wounds
were cautcrized, but the chiids were
not, and were merely treated with car
hohc saiyc. Hlydrophobia developed
Thursday and death onsucd Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
kInoi.e but No Ilre.

Smoke was seen late yesterday after
noon issuing from the sub-ccllar Of the
store recently occupied by Cardozo Il
Co., Main street near Tenth, but au
examination failed to show any fire.
The smoke must have come from a de-
fective 1ue. No damage WAS done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
Judge ofIIert,on Sentenced.

ny IrIVEIATU I1 ILf DIsVaIcN.I
RAL1IMoEE, July 23.-Henry Heintz-
crling, one OF the convicted Judges OF
election, who failed to appear when his
confedcIates were sentenced, surren-
dCred himself in the Criminal Court to-
day. Judge Duffy sentenced him to
two years in jail and to pay fne Of
$1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
Tho NcllnM.CeApr.

iny Telegraph To the Di~patchl
kEY WEST, Fra, July 23.-Fiye new
cases Of yellow-lever have developed
since yesterday and one death has oc-
CURED, the infant son Of c. 3. Pcndle-
ton. This child Was sick only SIX hours,
and Is the FIRST and only death among
children. There are strong reasons for
saying that tins, like many others, was
not yellow-ieyer, although 50 reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
Genera, Houlauper,s March

The popular march, "En Revenant
dc la Revue" as arranged by @. Il.
Pratt for Gilmore's band, has beenpub-
lished, and eau be had at Walter ID.
Moses & Co.'S. The arrangement is
quite a creditablo one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
OF On The EIrurin
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

I'1 wv N''1II " VIZ I'I'I'HI1III
New YORK, July 23.--Among the
passengers taken by the steamer Etru-
ria, which left this morning for Liver
pool, were Robert Garrett and Chauncy
NJ DeueW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
. ranged:

abNih" OF THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, July 23.-An eight foot cornstaik wss
passed around the pit this morning, but n ala
not break the market Angus. Was even A
shade stronger than yesterday, opening al
s,I.c. aud quickly selling at 37Ac Trndins
was active, though not Of q character 10 Keep
prices up. A slightly bearish tendency oxisssl
Ia wheat August opened low ct zoo. aud fell
back IA, then lowering between OK aud 7ou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
theodore thomas sues Tor SALARY

by telegraIh % NE Dispalch.l
New YORK, July 23.-Thco lore
Thomas has sued the National Opera
Company for $lS,3l9, the balance Of
his salary due for the pas. season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
r.g- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Of Main and Sixth streets,.-Rey w.
W. LASDRUM, ID. d., will preach at II A. NJ. No
service at night until september Isl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
WILMINGTON

Y'rtslN4ro". y. g., July p -Tlirpentine
steady AZ sstr. Resin dull: strained. Nlc.
good strained. Njc. Tar hrm M flN. Crude
IVY eutius nrm; hs-i. !Llo; yelov-iip,
sl,I: virgin. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

RycBNosp STOCK ExCgAspy

BALTIMORE. ND, July % Virginia fs, cone
sol.'ated. ij. Iastduo coupons - do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
FINANCIAL
gEv YORK BALTIMORE, AEp RIVE
NoHp STOCK RI0HAgGRt.
srEin, Provisions, Cotton, Tes2efs, Ssr'
psntins, EoSia, Tar, ars
Peanut Markets.
by telegraph TO The pi.patcn.I

NV YORK. July 23-An unuslaily largo
number 81 brokers were lhsent from il'
board room to-day. and transactions were mo
smallest yet recorded tor Saturday. hu mess
TITO total number Of shares sold Tor ne day
sonly st.rc0, o. which 1,Jl wor' traded IN
he first fifteen minutes. Prices showed the
same inclination to sag in The c1rly dpal.ue' /;
huttfi- tendency lnally dis0ppoRrel Z. ar 3 alter
y9rtal recovery lao market rom iin"i stag
Lauf. The hank statement was favor ahle. but
o. 7de ud Ina rcs-iou upon the prevailing duI-
uc.e. The sXireme fluctuations To bat Two
cases ,ycctGcd IS per cent. ant FINAL 20 Iuge,
are Tor Insignificant frHllous only, except D.
Wheeling ard AXE Fii,, which. aftor opening
down A. per cent, decline % per cent tlnAor
Ns4' az ITO active li-t arc lower.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

GEORGE r. STACY, 1905 AxpM
m 1901 MAIN srRExr.--SteAsa kleyar -
SUITS. PAhLOR FURNITURE made w
u Ne most srtasdc styis. Cine Nh e(Ah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
TIE baltimore and Ohio

IBy Telegraph 10 NC Dlspatch.l
NEw YORK, July 3d. Hoadly, Lau-
tertncb, and johnson, the counsel for
Ives & Co., state that the papers in tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
NAVAL REVIEW.
4 5RRrD JUBILEE laval DEMON
sgRhTIOF AT sPITHElD.
rhe Crowd in httendsnce-l Americans
PIeseDt-The hauDuvres and How
They Were Received.

Immensely augmented TINS morning hy
i.o arnv"l of iAn''in. Iaoie Vlsitorsiro
l' l"its a. tA' country VINO c1ne hY
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

Alta meeting Of the managers Of St. Luke's
Home July lith announcement was ma1o Of
the deaih II Mrs. II. ID. WHiTcOMB, beloved
president Of the beard. In view ~ the pass
ing from earth ~ this sweet aud gentle spirit,
and ~ the great loss sustained BY tho board.
We desire 20 place on record our appreciation
OF her priceless worth. and Of our sincere sOr-
row at her removal from her post VI useful
ness: therefore be it
Rssoired, That We mourn the loss Of true
aud Kind friend. one ever ready 20 encourage
the troubled heart aud afford sympathy either
IN times OF pleasure or pain. and whose faith
iul services, gentle courtesy and sympathetic
nature gained for her lasting place In our
hearts ami memories. The health Of Mrs.
NhiteomO had been tho cause OF anxiety %
her frisnes for the past year. aud Il was apps
rent that the bleeding heart OF this loving
mother Was yielding 20 the pressure which had
weighed ON II since the death Of young
daughter three years ago. Aft0r this heavy
aniction she very soon, with her usual unsel-
nshness. resumed her duties a. president. aud
seemed 10 adopt "st Luke's Home a. part
Of her self. and long will this adopted child
mourn The loss Of It's faithful mother.
Resolved. That We will ever cherish the NOM
DRY Of our departed friend, aud mourn.
Though not without hope" As wo believe that
The death OF this sincere Christian woman was
translation from The so-rows II earth % the
Joys VI Heaven. Her very aspect bresthed of
peace
RssOlred. That We tender To her Dercased
family our sincere sympathy aud pray God ~
comfort them with the consolation OF His Holy
Spirit
Reselrsd. That this tribute OF respect be sent
To the Richmond DsspateA and sogihsra CAnreA-
man for public alton.
ms EDMUND ADDISON.
Vice Prcsifent
MRS JoaS ADDISON,
Corresponding Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

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i--a: extra. !..t}asl,5; iaisLY. Bstt5s 3a;e..t
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

Tho arrival Of only G.Oo0 hogs at Tho yards and
'aifc. advance In prices thero hld sliyhuy
elrvatlnr influence on provisions. shortriys
opening 40 s. aud keeping up % that Prafa-
cally nothing frBnspised during TIC hrr. hour.
Corn kept steady around q &c.. hni wheat
vas equally uunoycd o. "A fraction I'M
Ger ,Cc. The oniy Hang showing any advance
was sbori.Iirs, and these only moved <Hc.
Tie symptoms early were thar whoat would 10
heavy. and those we've not hclicd. Tho market
wna extremely DUH al dey, and ~ the lIst
hour tended steadily downward. ~ no timc
vas August over s0hc., and shortly Nt0r noon
itsoucbed G9kc. Jhis nanoT rauge WAS made
entirely by tho local scalping element NJ
though tho pro- pcef. are FOR "A material rod1c-
ton IN Chicago wheat stOcks This week tho
market was not apUrcciably Hrmer by H. one
csiinr'c makes 1900 ,O0 busAels less wheat
here ihGn n weos ago. Tho last hall boar was
herd en- al speculative values TN boih piIA
Ne com was hammered litlle harder, for
there NAs grcalcr uamber 81 raiers In u.
End many o. them anxious 10 sell on.. inc
lowest point ~ corn was 36hc. August wheat
closed 40 tl p, which was Glso tho lowest price
~ 'he day. Corn IA. LOST considerable OF tho
tu'yarcy hat marked &c during The early part
az iho week. Io-iat's range WAS only apout
. o., and GO close heavy ~ bottom figures.
There wa. i'ss % smand ior u from small
sources. vbiio g1od many longs were Dis
It-f.ti 90 tIt.gf-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

~ FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH lGracs street above shaferI-Rev. ].
CALvIs STEWART, Pastor. Preaching at II A NJ.
and Sis p. N. Sunday school at 9:3o A. NJ. wED-
sEspAy NIGHT lecture at Sis O'Clock. Seats frse.
A cordial Welcome = extended 70 all